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Mr. Carl B. Mount <br />July 21, 2003 <br />Page 9 of 10 <br />items noted by DMG, the applicant must supplement the material required by <br />Rule 6.4.512-(a-, (c1, (d1, (fllii- & (iii-; Rule 6.4.12. <br />Miscellaneous <br />The application is deficient with regard to the application submittal <br />requirements of Rule 6.4.8 -Wildlife Information; Rule 6.4.10 -Vegetation <br />Information, specifically regarding annual crop production information; and <br />6.4.11 - Climate. The application must be amended to include the <br />information and data required by these Rules prior to public or agency review <br />and comment and certainly prior to permit approval. <br />Petition for Hearing <br />The foregoing reflects those concerns of my clients that have jurisdictional <br />bearing in this forum. My clients are engaged in other regulatory venues <br />regarding this proposal and are actively pursuing protection of their property <br />rights in those venues as well. <br />This application, for the reasons stated herein and others, is premature. It <br />does not contain significant information and data that are necessary prior to <br />mandated public review and agency action. The most logical course of <br />action is for the applicant to collect the necessary data and resubmit a new <br />compliant application, if the project remains feasible. Certainly, the <br />information and data that is missing is significant enough to constitute more <br />than a technical revision to the application. The new information required in <br />this instance should at the very least be treated as an amendment triggering <br />the notice and resetting provisions of Rule 1.6.6 and Rule 1.8.1. <br />However, in the event that this application review process proceeds, and in <br />light of the varied and substantial concerns regarding this application, as set <br />forth herein, my clients respectfully request a hearing before the MLRB <br />pursuant to the provisions of Rule 1.7.1(1) regarding the Haldorson permit <br />application. <br />Very my your <br />Su~ ,L~c n osh <br />